If you or a loved one is facing drug conspiracy charges in North Carolina, the stakes are high. These charges can lead to severe penalties, even if no drugs were found or the alleged crime was never carried out. At Patrick Roberts Law, our North Carolina criminal defense firm is dedicated to protecting your rights […]

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An arraignment is a critical formal court appearance in the felony criminal process in North Carolina. Unlike in some states, in North Carolina’s two-tiered court system (N.C.G.S. § 7A-270, § 7A-271), arraignment typically does not occur immediately after arrest. Instead, felony cases begin in District Court with an initial appearance (N.C.G.S. § 15A-601), and if […]

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If you’re looking to understand the meaning of sexual battery in North Carolina, you’re in the right place. Sexual battery is a serious crime with big consequences. At Patrick Roberts Law, we know how confusing and scary this can be. This guide will explain what sexual battery means under North Carolina law, the penalties you […]

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When it comes to sexual offenses, understanding the difference between statutory rape vs. rape is crucial, especially if you or someone you know is facing criminal charges in North Carolina. These two crimes, while related, have distinct legal definitions, consequences, and defenses. At Patrick Roberts Law, we are dedicated to defending clients against these serious […]

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